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Established
  
2007 (2007)

Founded
  
2007

Director
  
Pedro Lapa

Phone
  
+351 21 361 2878

Berardo Collection Museum

Location
  
Praça do Império, Belém, Lisbon

Type
  
Modern and contemporary art

Visitors
  
2,600,000 (since 2007) Ranked 50th globally

Curator
  
Rita Maria de Figueiredo Sales Lougares

Address
  
Praça do Império, 1449-003 Lisboa, Portugal

Hours
  
Open today · 10AM–7PMFriday10AM–7PMSaturday10AM–7PMSunday10AM–7PMMonday10AM–7PMTuesday10AM–7PMWednesday10AM–7PMThursday10AM–7PM

Artwork
  
Relief; Rythms, Constructivo Sombreado, Untitled (Ponte), Constructivo en Gris y Negro co

Similar
  
Cultural Centre of Belém, Chiado Museum, Jerónimos Monastery, National Coach Museum, National Museum of Ancient Art

Profiles

Contemporary art berardo collection museum lisbon


The Berardo Collection Museum (in Portuguese: Museu Colecção Berardo) is a museum of modern and contemporary art in Belém, a district of Lisbon, Portugal.

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Modern contemporary art berardo collection museum lisbon


History

The museum was initiated as the Foundation of Modern and Contemporary Art on August 9, 2006 (Decree-Law 164/2006). It was inaugurated on June 25, 2007 and is named after José Berardo and his Berardo Collection. The museum is located at the Exhibition Center of the Centro Cultural de Belém, with a collection comprising over 1000 works of art on permanent display and temporary exhibitions.

From its opening until April 2011, the museum's art director was Jean-François Chougnet, who was then replaced by Pedro Lapa.

Collection

The programming of the museum is guided by the rotation of various artistic movements that integrate the collection of works from the collection valued by the auction house Christie's at €316 million. The museum's collection is representative of the fine arts of the 20th century and early 21st century, especially European and American art. The collection covers major movements from surrealism to pop art, hyper-realism, minimalist art to conceptual art, presented in various media. It covers Portuguese modern and contemporary art in particular.

The museum has an extensive permanent collection and also hosts temporary exhibitions that change on a regular basis.

Abstract Expressionism

  • Philip Guston, Untitled, 1957
  • Joan Mitchell, Lucky Seven, 1962
  • Lee Krasner, Visitation, 1973
  • Sam Francis, Untitled, 1979
  • Willem de Kooning, Untitled, c. 1976
  • Abstraction-Création

  • Georges Vantongerloo, SXR/3, 1936
  • Action Painting

  • Jackson Pollock, Head, 1941
  • Franz Kline, Sabro, 1956
  • Body Art

  • Cindy Sherman, Untitled (Film Still Nº37), 1979
  • Constructivism

  • El Lissitzky, Kestnermappe Proun, Rob. Levnis and Chapman GmbH Hannover, 1923
  • Aleksandr Rodtsjenko, Portrait V. Majakowski, 1924
  • Cubism

  • Albert Gleizes, Woman and Child, 1927
  • Pablo Picasso, Tête de Femme, c.1909
  • De Stijl

  • Vilmos Huszár, Untitled, 1924
  • Georges Vantongerloo, Studies I, 1918
  • Digital Art

  • Robert Silvers, JFK, 5/6, 2002
  • Experimental Art

  • Ana Hatherly, O Pavão Negro, 1999
  • Geometric Abstraction

  • Nadir Afonso, Marcoule, 1962
  • Kinetic Art

  • Pol Bury, Mélangeur, 1961
  • Alexander Calder, Black Spray, 1956
  • Jean Tinguely, Indian Chief, 1961
  • Minimal art

  • Carl Andre, 144th Travertine Integer, 1985
  • Richard Artschwager, Trunk, 1964
  • Larry Bell, Vertical Gradient on the Long Length, 1995
  • Anthony Caro, Fleet, 1971
  • Dan Flavin, Untitled (Monument to Vladimir Tatlin), 1964
  • Ellsworth Kelly, Yellow Relief with Blue, 1991
  • Sol LeWitt, Eight Sided Pyramid, 1992
  • Richard Serra, Point Load, 1988
  • Frank Stella, Hagamatana II, 1967
  • Neo-Expressionism

  • Georg Baselitz, Blonde ohne Stahlhelm- Otto D. (Blonde Without Helmet - Otto D.), 1987
  • Anselm Kiefer, Elisabeth von Österreich, 1991
  • Neo-Plasticism

  • Piet Mondrian, Composition of Yellow, Black, Bleu and Grey, 1923
  • Neo-Realism

  • Mário Dionísio, O Músico, 1948
  • Op art

  • Bridget Riley, Orient IV, 1970
  • Victor Vasarely, Bellatrix II, 1957
  • Photography

  • Pepe Diniz, various works
  • Jemima Stehli, various works
  • Manuel Casimiro, Cidade 1, 1972
  • Victor Palla, various works
  • Photorealism

  • Tom Blackwell, Gary's Hustler, 1972
  • Robert Cottingham, Dr. Gibson, 1971
  • Don Eddy, Toyota Showroom Window I, 1972
  • Pop art

  • Clive Barker, Fridge, 1999
  • Peter Blake, Captain Webb Matchbox, 1962
  • Jim Dine, Black Child's Room, 1962
  • Richard Hamilton, Epiphany, 1989
  • David Hockney, Picture Emphasizing Stillness, 1962
  • Edward Kienholz, Drawing for the Soup Course at The She She Cafe, 1982
  • Phillip King, Through, 1965
  • Roy Lichtenstein, Interior with Restful Paintings, 1991
  • Nicholas Monro, ???
  • Claes Oldenburg, Soft Light Switches 'Ghost' Version, 1963
  • Sigmar Polke, Bildnis Helmut Klinker, 1965
  • Mel Ramos, Virnaburger, 1965
  • James Rosenquist, F-111, 1974
  • George Segal, Flesh Nude behind Brown Door, 1978
  • Andy Warhol, Campbell's Soup en various other works, 1965
  • Evelyne Axell, L'Oeil de la Tigresse, 1964
  • Mark Lancaster, various works
  • Realism

  • Philip Sylvio Pearlstein, Two Figures, 1963
  • Suprematism

  • Kasimir Malevich, Suprematism: 34 Drawings, 1920
  • Ljoebov Popova, various compositions
  • Surrealism

  • Eileen Agar, Snake Charmer, 1936
  • Hans Bellmer, La Toupie, 1956
  • Salvador Dalí, White Aphrodisiac Telephone, 1936
  • Julio González, Femme au Miroir Rouge, Vert et Jaune, 1936
  • André Masson, Eleusis, 1963
  • Pablo Picasso, Femme dans un Fauteuil, 1929
  • Man Ray, Café Man Ray, 1948
  • Paule Vézelay, Les Ballons et les Vases, 1934
  • Paul Delvaux, Le Bain des Dames chez George Grard (S. Idesbald), 1947
  • Fernando Lemos, various works
  • Fees

    Admission is free, but to visit some of the temporary exhibitions it may be necessary to purchase a ticket.

    Location, access and facilities

    The museum is located in the Cultural Centrum of Belém, being the center of the modern cultural life of Lisbon. Across the street, is the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos.

    References

    Berardo Collection Museum Wikipedia